The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 43, No. 139, Ed. 1 Monday, September 17, 1934 Page: 3 of 6
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WO—Win Mr*. Charles Daly: MIMU COUIClOt.Frank ("Brin* BWIN8BL Jack Ford, of th* Bur-
"My rctipa for renewing energy VmllatkAlive")Buck,says:"Ican lingion'i "Zephyr," says: "Engl-
b to imokc • Camel. Camel* do smoke all I want hceaum I smoke neert like Camels. They help in-
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1984.
SOCIETY
Sunday Wedding
b Of Interest
A Sunday wedding of paramount
Interest was that solemnised at 3
o'clock In the afternoon, when
Xln Christens Ferguson was wed
to Walter W. Potts at the home
I. of the brlde'a mother, Mrs. J. R.
Ferguson, 405 North Choctaw ave-
nue.
Rev. T. 0, Mowry read the vows
In the preeence of Immediate rela-
tlvee and a group of Intimate
friends.
The bride was lovely in a royal
blue velvet frock with which she
wore white accessories and carried
an arm bouquet of white roses.
Mbs Joan Chlllcott, maid of
honor, chose a grey ensemble with
matching accessories. Her arm
bouquet was made up of pink roses
to harmonize with a pink satin
blouse.
C. W. Ferguson served Mr. Potts
i as best man.
Mrs. H. Merle Woods, at the
piano, played Lohengrin's "Wed-
ding March" for the entrance of
the bridal party and continued
with soft strains of “I Love Thee”
by Temple, during the ceremony.
Mrs. Potts was graduated from
the El Reno highschool with the
class of 11. She attended Hills
Business university, in Oklahoma
City, and the Oklahoma College
for Women, in Chlckasha. For
several years she has maintained
a studio at her home with classes
In piano, being a talented music-
ian. She has appeared on many
1 programs In the city and served
as ptanbt in various departments
of the First M. -E. church,
i Mr. Potts, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. N. Potts, of Fort Reno, was
graduated from E. H. S. with the
class of 1927. He received his B. 8.
st the A. to M. College. Stillwater.
In '32 and his masters In 1933.
L He was affiliated with the Phi
' Lambda Upatlon, honorary chcm-
1 ical society. Mr. Potts Is assist-
ant chemist for the EH Reno Mill
and Elevator company, where he
was employed summers during the
past six years.
The couple Is located at 200
North Barker avenue.
CALENDAR
EL RENO (OK.) DAILY TRIBUNE
PRINCIPALS IN REYNOLDS SUIT
Relwkah JS.TISU,me* .. W** J“mCS H‘ CreW*
8 p. m. after which the 83rd anni-
versary will be celebrated with a
social, at which losers of a recent
membership contest will be hostesses
In the I. O. O. F. hall.
Amity Club. Host, George Leigh-
ton, of Calumet.
Y's Y’vs Club. Hostess, Mrs. I. 8.
Duggan, 611 South Hoff svenuc.
Fortnightly Bridge Club. Hosts,
Mr. und Mrs. Fred Arnold, 518 8outh
Bulker avenue. A dinner-bridge
will be featured.
Tri HI Bridge Club. Hostess at
initial fall mcctliu,'. Mrs. H. Merle
Woods, 516 South Ellison avenue.
WEDNESDAY
Eight of Hearts Club. Hostess,
Mrs. W. J. Breaux, of Fort Reno.
While Away An Hour Club. Host-
ess, Mrs. Joe Reichert, Jr., 252 South
Ellison avenue.
R. 1.8. club. Hostess, Mrs. Demp-
sey Perkins, 224 North L avenue.
Two Hour Bridge Club Hostess,
Mrs. Gilbert Flagg, south of the
mllb.
Wednesday Players. Hostess, Mrs.
Malcom E. Phelps. 803 South Hoff
avenue.
Ladles Golf Club. Hostess, Mrs.
Hadley C. Brown.
Sowing Club. Hostess, Mrs. John
T. Naylon, 812 South Barker ave-
nue.
Home and Child Study Club. Mem-
bers and guests to enjoy an inspec-
tion tour of Aunc Susan's electrical
home in Oklahoma City.
G. I. A. Hostess, Mrs. Arthur
Lambert, 107 South Macomb ave-
nue.
THURSDAY
Mu Gamma Chi Club. Hostess,
Mrs. Melvin LeFevcr, 603 South
Evans avenue.
Episcopal Guild. Initial meeting
ol the fall season at 2:30 p. m. in
the Parish house.
Stl-Cha Sewing Club. Hostess at
Oklahoma City
PERKMSWRCER
Wedding is Event of Sat<
urday Evening
A wedding of Interest to many
El Reno friends of the bride was
that solemnized at 7 o'clock Sat-
urday evening, when Miss Thelma
Roason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Rosson, 601 East Russell
street, became the bride of James
H. Crews, of Oklahoma City.
The ring ceremony was read at
the home of the presiding minister.
Rev. Luther T. Holcomb, pastor
of the First Baptist church In
Oklahoma City. •
The bride was charming In an
evening gown of royal blue trans-
parent velvet with a close fitting
hat to match. Trim of the hat
was a silver pin and all accessories
were of silver. Her corsage was
made up of bride's roses and lilies
of the valley. 8he carried a hand-
kerchief that was used by her sis-
ter, Mrs. J. N. Cupp, at her wed-
ding. The later received the dain-
ty hand made kerchief of lace
trim as a birthday gift upon her
twelfth anniversary from the late
Mrs. Ida Trimble, mother of Mrs.
Ralph Gamble.
Mrs. C. E. Turnei, of Bartles-
ville, served as matron of honor
and wore a frock of dark green
crepe with white accessories. Tube
roses and fern made up her shoul-
der corsage. W. L. Burkos, of
Oklahoma City, served Mr. Crews
as best man.
Immediately following the tm
pressive ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the home of the bride's
parents here for a prettily appoint-
ed wedding supper. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Sims,
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Richard J. Reynolds, North Caro-
lina heir tq millions, is fighting
back ngainst charge? and suit for
$140,000 damages of Johanna
Rische (above), Viennese dancer.
ih« nlWes ho and two Broad-
way theatrical men induced her
to give up stage career abroad to
come to U. t». to dance. He de-.
airs any part in transaction and
charges she jntored t<hc country
illegally. *
The wedding of Miss Alva Mer-
rer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Mercer, 001 West Watts street,
and Jerry Perkins was quietly sol-
emnized at 9 o'clock Saturday
evening.
The vows were exchanged In the
home of Rev. Holmes Nichols,
former pastor of the First Baptist
church, who was officiating minis-
ter.
The bride was charming in a
brown satin frock with matching
accessories. Her only attendant
was Miss Christine Lorenzen, who
wore a brown crepe frock. Her
accessories were also of brown.
George Pearl served Mr. Perkins
as best man. Following the nup-
tial service the bridal party enjoy-
ed a wedding supper in Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. Perkins was graduated from
the El Reno highschool with the
class of 1931. She lettered In de-
bate two years and was a member
of the Forensic debate club.
Mr. Perkins, son of Mrs. Frank
Knifeht, 222 North Foster avenue,
also attended the local highschool.
For the past six years he has
served as baker In the Burger
bakery,
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins are at
home to their many friends at
517 South Miles avenue.
# # *
Q. After a man haa called on a
girl, how soon should he call again?
A. The proper Interval between
calls is ten days or two weeks.
Q. Is it correct to send out en-
graved announcements of a wed-
ding engagement?
A. No.
Q. When the girl next to whom
a man la seated at dinner, arrives
late, should the man rise when she
comes to the table?
A. Yes, and especially If she Is
the man's dinner partner.
PAN HELLENIC
Members of Pan Hellenic will
open their fall season with a 7
o'clock dinner Monday evening.
September 24, at the home of
Miss Marian Blake, 301 North
Rock Island avenue.
Hostesses with Miss Blake will
be Miss Lucy Ann Babcock, Miss
Margaret Petree and Mrs. Fred
Wewerka. AH members are urged
to plan to be present.
THREE
Season's Series
Opened By Club
Members of the Friday Contact
club openend their seaaon's aerie*
Friday afternoon, when Mn. Henry
F. Taylor entertained at her home,
801 South Choctaw avenue.
Additional guests to enjoy the Ini-
tial fall meeting were Mrs. L. F.
Jacquot and Mrs. Raymond B. Pitta,
while club members In attendance
included:
Mrs. C. E. Williams, Mrs. Roy
Lund. Mrs. Robert E. L. Martin.
Mrs. C. P. Burford and Mrq. James
Weed.
Mrs. Burford tallied high score
among the members and Mrs. Jec-
quot held high for the guests.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
Additional Society News
On Page 5
DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rohde, 319
ed following the games. Hos tea*
for the meeting in two weeks will
be Mrs. James Weed, 814 South
Ellison avenue.
Phone Classified Ads to 18.
--■y:: »„,nH r ai nomc io meir nosi oi men® 215 Norm kock isiana uvniur. wu.. -------- -- 'w lt and M|ss
w*" Mr andn^re 500 Northwest Twenty-first has been ill for the past several and Mrs.H.D. waiters andM^
of Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. J. where Mr. Crews has a weeks was rcDortcd much improved; Ethel Carter, all of OTlahoma
HOW CAN I?
JJyANNE ASHLEY
Q. How can I make a substitute
I for linoleum?
A. A substitute for linoleum is
to stretch a worn brussels carpet
wrong side up and apply two coats
of floor paint, 34 hours apart.
After this, use one or two coats of
waterproof varnish.
Q. How can I keep eggs warm af-
ter cooking?
A. Even though the fire Is turn-
ed off, eggs will continue to cook
when left In the hot water.
They can be kept warm until need-
ed if the water Is poured off. crrs
replaced In hot pan and covered
tightly.
Q. How can I polish the porce-
lain of the bathtub?
A. Nothing Is better than kero-
sene. If a bottle of it Is kept In
the bathroom cabinet for this pur-
pose. and used frequently, the tub
will always be Immaculate.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leldy. 1083
South Ellison avenue, returned Sun-
diy from s two weeks' motor trip to
Rrrkawiy Beach. Lake Tsneycoma,
Mo.
Hti-i-na MPWirnr unio Hostess ai N- CuPP and chlldrcn' William Al
riT?SfP"'“ln8 " “”js IS *?<£ £ B°Li!Slm“S«,RSh F?Z" KnS ffm-
General Society of Woman's Work ‘ university. Oklahoma City, from: day evening at the home of Judge
Presbyterian Church Meeting at I which she was graduated in Feb- and Mrs. Emmett F. Thompson.
2 p.m. in the church parlor follow- • ruary 1926. She immediately ac- 913 south Hoff avenue, with Mr.
ing a session of the executive board; cepted a position with the Sec- Thompson reading the vows,
at 1:15 o’clock. Mrs. L. R. Gepharl i urity Building and Loan, Okla- Mr. Knight is assistant foreman
will be leader of the lesson on | homa City, and for the past four 10f the El Reno Mill and Elevator
Stewardship. 1 years has served as assistant sec-, company, where he has been cm-1
First M. E. Home Missionary rctary to the company. She ex- ployed for the past eight years.
Society. Hostess at first meeting ol n^g to continue in that capacity. Mr. and Mrs. KntRhl are at
the new year. Mrs. Ella Allen. 3091 A pleasing personality has won for 1 home to their friends at 222 North
East Wade street. Called at 2:30 p \ hcr an envious position socially Foster avenue.
M. and all members arc urged to be; and ln the business world. ■ # * *
present. j Mr Crews, son of Mr. and Mrs. i
Christian Council division meet-,» . Crcws 0{ Wcwoka, also at- BIRTHDAY HONORED
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ings will be as follows: tended Hills Business university.! It whs t0,h®n1or.
One. Hostess. Mrs. Lula Forrest, b associated with the niversary of Ralph R. Hulbert that.
it North Macomb avenue. ! and Pontiac: Mrs Hulbert entertained Sunday
Two. Hostess. Mrs. Nora Eadcs,, in Oklahoma Citv for *‘th a 1 o'clock family dinner at
802 South Roberts avenue. , distributors in Oklahoma City tor lheir home northeant of the etty.
12 South Roberts avenue. | d‘strl^utorsf '" °and was re-1 ll,e'r home northeast of the city.
Three. All day meeting for quilt-j the past four >par* 8nd . 1 covers were laid for T. B. Con
___b u....inAr.. .., .a# cently promoted to distributing , ,, * Unman Mr nnrt Mrs Bar
Ing and business at the home of
Mrs. George Lovell, 1116 South Mft-
i comb avenue.
I Four. Hostess. Mrs. H. L. Bethnrd.
'south of the city
! Young Matrons. Jitney lunch for
the public from 11:30 to 1:30 ln
I the basement followed with the
| monthly session. —r----------------
j Central M. E. Missionary Soc- points of Interest. Enroute home
; tety. Members will enjoy a 1: they will be guesta of (fiends ln
• • •- Aiat. l.iM«kaAii nan. I
for the three agencies. Estep, daughter. Mbs Lois, and sons.
The couple departed 8unday for i hoIUs and Harold. J. D. Williams,
a motor trip to Texas, Near Mexico | the honoree. hostess, daughters, I
and Mexico. They will visit the Misses Ruth Marie. Ix>ls Mae and
Carlsbad Cavern, San Antonio, -
Corpus Chrlstl, Houston and other
o’clock covered dish luncheon pre-
ceding their regular monthly pro-1
gram session at the church. Mrs.'
Ben Boggess will be ln charge of'
the lesson and Mrs. L. F. Oecry
will lead the devotional*. All
members are urged to attend.
Oltn Shepard and Jsrk Ktvette,
Jr„ were business visitors In Okla-
homa City. Monduy.
Joan, and sons. Charles and Elmo.
Following the well appointed dm-1
ner the afternoon was spent Inform-1
ally.
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FAMOUS moot TEACtn
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AN EAIY contract to fulfill some,
limes make* a dtrlarer drown*. espe-
ttally If It Is ora which raqulies per*
fort tiam work te reach aaftly. I
has! luoh an ixp»rt«nr# recently.
Tha hind ga\* cur pair hr ecore
in • duplicate »vna. Not a soul In
tba conteM nmol that a irsnd slam
main ha made eithnut in the leant
tnstanacrlnu (hum** for th* email
Mam M It l-flk th« h"n e>e of
>|r Frank M William*. I'rMne Mitnr
of th* Wlimliwt Frro lt*M. to He*
t*rt the oi*|mrlunii) vihith I over.
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Bidding wsnti South, l-Club*i
North, t-MsarU: lent h. imamondai
North, 4*Dtamen4ai South, l-Clubs,
rtMMMRf Mt only * lancer wit. but *
inteeh better enti North, l-Clube.
Ireaomg mo fur temo enrelteot ree-
mm herh ef ewh htMtnt. Ne other
Mflt Bred BM I Dtomeo* or ovon
.’•.(lube. Five* Diamond! wee their
HmlL
The opening lead vie the II of
diamond*, hoping that Best could
ruff. I was so pleased with my part-
ner's confidence, daring to contract
for e email nlem In my suit tear-
ing HO point* for • honors, that I
missed e great opportunity. In feet.
1 missed It so widely that ot Ural I
did not even take In Mr. William*1
• moment Dummy's K won the open-
ins lend. Upon the Are of been* t
•liwarded one of my loolng epad**.
Th* hand was e spread for e nmall
slam. ! merely announced: "I will
give you one »pado trick. The bal-
ance era mine.''
Hay the hand at Mr. Williams
mi a Rented, Win the opening lead
with iMiih'n J of diamonds. Nme
that dummy's K nnd ? of diamonds
offer two ontrlte to diamonds for fu-
ture use, by overtaking declarer's
9 with the K. end hi* 8 with the t,
Take g round* of winning trump*,
pulling ell opposing clubs. Enter
dummy with the K of diamonds,
Lead th* Ac* of hearts Upon It die-
card det lnrer'n lowest Ipede. Usd
the Q of hearts
If Kant cover* with th* K. ruff.
In ree* Bent does Ml play III* X
of heart* diarard declarer'* lest epede.
aaeunng a small slum even If Went
holda the mleutug K, and yielding e
trend elam In ree* Kaet hold* lb*
K end refuse* to rover.
If Seat covers with th* K ef
hearts, ruff, then put dummy In th*
lead with th* t of diamond*. Lead
(he J ef hearts, thwart upon II de-
clarer’s lent epede. | applaud such
An* strategy, even it I did ever-
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appeal to my taste,bat I ecnmlly feel e Tift' 6om a Caaicl,"
■ey* Ellsworth Vlntt,lr,notedsthtoe*."Camebhev*a re-
freshing way of bringing my eotrgy up to i higher level.
TH EY ALL
at good as new. A Camel quickly give* mg a mom of
well being end renewed energy. A* • Heady woker IVe
learned that Camels don't interfere with my nengw"
eta a
they an
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ALL KNOW:
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Men end women in every waHt of lift report that
imoklng ■ Camel offets an immtdiet* and enjoyabl#
way m defeat fatigue and Irritability,
It it an important fact to all that Camels do "turn
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served this In others... In yourself, If you ere a Camel
smoker.
It 1st wholesome and natural "entrgiiing elect,"
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want! Camels never get on your nerves,
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Camel* stradily without fully •* I do my plse*.
kuM eervee." That’s why I imoha Camel* *
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